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How to avoid early startup mistakes
Learn how to establish your reputation
Maziar Foroudian
April 02, 2024
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Don't let common early startup mistakes hinder your business growth. Learn how to establish your reputation, outsource tasks, and build offline connections for success, while embracing the power of slow growth for long-term results.
Join the call to action for prioritizing business growth in Victoria with the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's budget recommendations. From tax reform to energy security and regional development, learn how these solutions can unleash the full potential of the state's economy.
Attention all young entrepreneurs! Protect your business with BizCover for Kids - the new insurance service designed specifically for kid-run businesses in Australia. With shields and coverage options previously reserved for grown-up businesses, you can focus on conquering the world before naptime.
Australia is making a bold move towards renewable energy by injecting $1 billion into domestic solar PV manufacturing. Don't miss out on learning about the Solar Sunshot program, its potential benefits, and how stakeholders can get involved in shaping the future of solar in Australia.
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Top stories
At SaaStr Annual, HubSpot's Founder & CTO and Chief People Officer shared insights on building happier employees, emphasizing the importance of a strong culture code. HubSpot's continuous focus on culture has led to strong retention rates and overall employee happiness.
Livingstone plays a key role in Citi's major reorganisation, focusing on servicing big clients and overseeing capital allocation. As one of few Australians in top US bank roles, his unique perspective on global business trends is valuable.
Australia
The Outstanding Leadership Awards celebrate and showcase extraordinary role models and leaders. This year's finalists are changing the face of leadership with kindness, courage, and inclusion. Join the Gala Awards and Dinner on May 18th, 2024, in Sydney to support these outstanding leaders.
Sonia McDonald, CEO of LeadershipHQ, shares her personal experience with menopause and the impact it can have on leadership. Menopause affects millions of women but remains a taboo topic due to stigma, lack of awareness, and cultural barriers..
Tindo CEO Richard Petterson discusses the aggressive solar panel market due to global overproduction. Tindo aims to increase its scale and competitiveness through the Solar Sunshot program, challenging China's dominance in local production.
Australian Economy
Australians will see their private health insurance premiums rise by over 3% on April 1. Health Minister Mark Butler approved the increase, highlighting it is lower than wage and inflation growth. Insurers are working to balance rising costs with affordability.
Australians are facing an uphill battle for homeownership, with the average borrower needing an annual income of $164,400 to avoid housing stress. The Greens are pushing for changes to the property tax system to make home ownership more achievable.
World
US economic exceptionalism and the Federal Reserve's dovish stance on monetary policy fueled a market rally extending beyond technology. With a strong job market and 4% growth, the US outpaced other economies. The rally reached assets like bitcoin and gold, crossing borders to Japan and emerging markets.
The government is increasing the national living wage by more than a pound for the first time, benefiting 2.7 million low-paid workers. However, businesses are concerned about rising costs. The Resolution Foundation hailed the wage increase as a significant step in reducing pay inequality.
Energy prices have fallen to a two-year low, but experts urge maintaining savings habits. Ofgem's price cap has reduced bills by £238 annually, but prices remain high. Tips like timing showers and managing drafts help save money.
Xi Jinping is addressing China’s economic challenges in Heilongjiang province, emphasizing the cultivation of “new productive forces” to combat deflation and foster technology innovation and manufacturing growth. This ambitious plan aims to transform the economy and secure China’s technological sovereignty.
Tech
Samsung plans to enhance Bixby, its virtual assistant, with generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to improve conversational capabilities. Executive Vice President Won-joon Choi highlighted how the company aims to redefine Bixby's role with this technology.
The "Click here" trend on Platform X (Twitter) involves users posting images with instructions to click for ALT text descriptions. Despite criticism for misuse, ALT text aids accessibility for visually impaired users and benefits search engine optimization. Companies like Specsavers promote its importance.
Stay up to date with the latest trends in SaaS with the top blog posts, podcasts, and videos from this week. Learn valuable insights from industry experts on topics ranging from AI pricing to acquisitions.
Curated for you
Nancy Duarte shares insights from Fortune 100 executives on the challenges of presentations to higher-ups. She offers practical tips for constructing effective slides, including key elements to include and ways to tailor content to different preferences.
Market veteran Steve Reitmeister sheds light on the current S&P 500 surge and future prospects, hinting at a potential Fed rate cut. Highlighting key economic reports and a trading plan for investors, the article offers insights to navigate the market ahead.
Marc Randolph, Netflix co-founder and successful entrepreneur, mentors early-stage entrepreneurs worldwide. Join his livestream series Ask Marc on April 11th to ask your pressing business questions. Learn how to start a business, raise funds, grow revenue, and hire talent.
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